Our dear Christine just left us yesterday
Christine Sudarskis presented us with her intelligence, dedication and perseverance so that INTA can assert itself as an international association with as major concerns the sustainable and just development of our urban communities, but also of the spaces of relationship between urban and rural, according to a perspective of complementarity and solidarity.
As an advisor to several presidents and an active member of INTA's former permanent secretariat with Michel, her long years companion and now husband, Christine has always been a respected voice and an extra strength and enthusiasm to advance our remarks. Even in the darker times, especially during the pandemic and when her illness hit her hardest, Christine never gave up and found extra strength to keep us going. We will not forget!
Thank you very much Christine.
7th of May 2023.
Fernando Nunes da Silva
President of INTA
3 Main Areas of Action
to reach this goal
Share knowledge
Private and public decision-makers freely exchange their know-how, experiences and practices.
INTA releases
documentation based on results produced collectively
Engage actors
Professionnal "Peer-to-Peer Panel" are organized to assist policy makers or appointed officers to co-produce solutions through training programmes on urban practice and innovative methods.
Extend practices
INTA fosters integration of Regional, Metropolitan, City and rural-levels, providing a true international dimension through : WUF, UN-Habitat, Africities, to transform the way to plan and develop urbanised places and enrich practices.
International activities
INTA Annual Congress
Encouraging a better dialogue between policy leaders and key actors responsible for the development of urban areas
International
Peer-to-Peer Panels
At the request of public sector bodies, international experts are invited to review and advise on complex urban issues
Training sessions
Meeting the needs of members by creating training programs that address emerging trends and themes
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